Rule 502

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Rule 502 is a provision in the Federal Rules of Evidence that governs the scope and waiver of attorney–client privilege and work-product protection in federal proceedings.

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Rule 502 canonical 1

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Statements (32)

Predicate Object
instanceOf evidence rule ⓘ
provision of the Federal Rules of Evidence ⓘ
addresses agreements on the effect of disclosure between parties ⓘ
inadvertent disclosure of privileged information ⓘ
orders governing privilege and work-product issues ⓘ
selective waiver of privilege ⓘ
subject-matter waiver of privilege ⓘ
aimsTo facilitate discovery by reducing the risk of broad subject-matter waiver ⓘ
reduce litigation costs associated with privilege review ⓘ
appliesTo federal administrative proceedings ⓘ
federal arbitration proceedings under certain circumstances ⓘ
federal court proceedings ⓘ
concerns effect of disclosures made in federal proceedings on state proceedings ⓘ
effect of disclosures made in state proceedings on federal proceedings ⓘ
limitations on subject-matter waiver ⓘ
waiver of privilege by disclosure ⓘ
governs scope of attorney–client privilege in federal proceedings ⓘ
scope of work-product protection in federal proceedings ⓘ
waiver of attorney–client privilege in federal proceedings ⓘ
waiver of work-product protection in federal proceedings ⓘ
hasPurpose to limit the effect of certain disclosures of privileged information ⓘ
to provide predictability regarding the consequences of disclosure of privileged materials ⓘ
hasShortName Federal Rule of Evidence 502 ⓘ
jurisdiction United States federal courts ⓘ
linked to: U.S. federal courts
legalSystem United States law ⓘ
partOf Federal Rules of Evidence ⓘ
provides that a federal court order on privilege is binding in other federal and state proceedings if it so states ⓘ
that an agreement on the effect of disclosure is binding only on the parties unless incorporated into a court order ⓘ
that inadvertent disclosure does not operate as a waiver if certain conditions are met ⓘ
relatesTo attorney–client privilege ⓘ
discovery of electronically stored information ⓘ
work-product doctrine ⓘ

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